In touch with the EU : ask your questions - have your say / European Commission.
By: European Commission
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Contributor(s): European Union | Publications Office.
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BookPublisher: Brussels : European Commission ; 2006Description: 14 p. : ill. ; 22 cm.Other title: Dialogue and communication between the EU and its citiizens [Portion of title].Subject(s): European Union -- Citizens | European Union -- Information | European Union -- ContactsDDC classification: 337.142 EUR Summary: Communication is an essential element of any democracy, and the EU is no exception. Citizens are entitled to know what the EU is doing, why it is doing it, and how it will affect them. They also have a right to take part in the political process, through an effective two-way dialogue with the EU and its institutions. On its side, the EU tries to be as as open and transparent as possible. It is keen to help its citizens learn more about the EU and to listen to their views. This booklet is a guide to the principal sources of information and contact points within the EU and its institutions. These provide information on all aspects of EU activities, how they affect you, how you can benefit from them and how you can have your say on issues of the day.
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| Reference | MTU Kerry North Campus Library EU | EU-OEC BOX 17 (Browse shelf(Opens below)) | 1 | Not for loan | 38888000567416 |
Communication is an essential element of any democracy, and the EU is no exception. Citizens are entitled to know what the EU is doing, why it is doing it, and how it will affect them. They also have a right to take part in the political process, through an effective two-way dialogue with the EU and its institutions. On its side, the EU tries to be as as open and transparent as possible. It is keen to help its citizens learn more about the EU and to listen to their views. This booklet is a guide to the principal sources of information and contact points within the EU and its institutions. These provide information on all aspects of EU activities, how they affect you, how you can benefit from them and how you can have your say on issues of the day.